Don Drumm (born in

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) is an American

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singer. Drumm began his musical career at 15 years old as a

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player at Geno's Brass Rail Restaurant. He recorded for

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and Churchill Records, and entered the

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charts four times. Two of his singles, "Bedroom Eyes" and "Just Another Rhinestone", made top 20 & Top 40. Both hits, written by Ray Hillburn, were also the first chart entries for the Churchill label. He released one album, also titled ''Bedroom Eyes''.

Discography

Albums

Singles

References

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